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Creation itself gives evidence that a Creator exists.
Creation also demands that its Creator has
always existed.
The invisible, incomprehensible essence, and
unfathomable wisdom of God's existence is
conspicuous throughout the infinite complexity,
amazing diversity, and splendor of creation.
God's creation has left all sorts of visible evidence,
provided by the universe, that bears witness and
points right back to the reality of God.
When we ponder the evidence throughout this
vast universe... it establishes that divine energy...
beyond human comprehension produced it. Clearly,
the created order and the universe's invisible
attributes could not have arisen on their own. The
divine knowledge and power of God are the only
logical explanations for such enormity, grandeur,
and precision.
God is the uncaused... nothing caused God.
God is the self-existent and eternal Creator of
all things. God has always been present. God
is the Source, the Center, the Creator of all that
exists and all that is necessary for our continued
existence.
The very first verse of the Bible does not begin
with a demonstration of God's existence, but
rather with a declaration of God's works.
"In the beginning, God created
the heavens and the earth."
Genesis 1:1
The Scriptures also proclaims,
"All things came into being through God,
and apart from God not even one thing came
into being that has come into being."
John 1:3
Since the creation of the world, God's
invisible attributes, His handiwork, His
eternal power and divine nature have been
clearly seen through what God created.
God's Omnipotence and Divinity are imprinted
on Creation. We quickly discover that God
created and established everything!
God is the "First Cause" of the universe's
existence. The universe, not God, has a
beginning.
Before creation, God existed in eternity.
According to Scripture, before anything was
created...beyond time and space...
God existed in eternity.
God is uncreated and eternal in His being.
God is infinite, Self-existing, and without
origin.
God was never created because God is infinite
and eternal in His nature. God is eternal, outside
of time, from everlasting to everlasting, without
beginning of days or end of life.
God is timeless.
Scripture reveals that God transcends time.
God is above and outside the sphere of time,
as we know it. God was before all time and
all worlds. God's existence extends endlessly
in the past and in the future, and God sees
all of eternity's past and eternity's future.
God is timeless, eternal, self-existent, One Who
existed in eternity. God is all existence. God has
existed for all eternity. God always existed and
always will exist. God is the One Who always is,
always has been, and will forever be. God is our
"Everlasting Father," our eternal God, Whose
existence has neither a commencement or a
period with time. This means, God already
existed prior to the creation of time, space, and,
matter.
Only God could declare, "I Am," before eternity,
before time. God inhabited eternity before time.
Simply, plainly, directly, without exception or
doubt, God was the only entity that existed
"Before" Creation.
Psalm 90:1-2
God the Creator spoke the
universe into existence.
In the beginning, the earth was formless, void and
empty. There was a formless mass of darkness
upon the surface of the desolate deep waters.
Then God said, "Let there be light,"
and there was light."
In Genesis 1 the power and magnificence of
God's handiwork is undeniable. God speaks
worlds into existence, and step by step we
witness the first instance of power being
used properly.
In his epistle to the Romans, the apostle Paul
insists that God’s “Eternal power and divine
nature” are clearly perceived from the created
order itself.
According to the Scriptures:
God established light and darkness.
God divides the formless chaos into three
distinct realms: the heavens (or sky), the
sea, and the earth in the first three of His
creation acts. God generates light on the
first day and separates it from darkness
to create day and night (Gen. 1:3-5).
He divides the seas and creates the sky
on day two (Gen. 1:6-8). He separates dry
land from the sea throughout the first half
of day three (Gen. 1:9-10). All are
necessary for the continuation of what
comes next.
God then starts to populate the worlds
He has made. He generates plant life
for the rest of day three (Gen. 1:11-13).
He makes the sun, moon, and stars on
day four (Genesis 1:14–19) in the sky.
Instead of using the names "sun" and
"moon," the phrases "greater light" and
"lesser light" are used, preventing us
from worshiping these made-up bodies
and serving as a warning that we still
run the risk of doing so. With their
dependence on sunlight, darkness, and
the changing of the seasons, plants
require the lights in addition to being
attractive in and of themselves.
God made daylight spread to the ends
of the earth and robed it in brilliant
colors!
God set the shorelines of the world
by perpetual decrees, so that the oceans,
though they toss and roar, can never
pass those bounds.
God created everything visible and
invisible, and nothing was created except
through God.
The beautiful statement from, Psalm 19
considers the glory of God in the many
different aspects of creation. It moves to
reflect upon the beauty, splendor and
majesty of its Creator.
Considering the immensity, the incomprehensible
and endless creativity, the complexity and depths of
mystery, the magnificent intricacies, the intelligence,
the amazing diversity of life, the majesty and power
of God throughout creation... protecting, providing,
pervading and sustaining all of creation; to the
contrary, its humbling to know that our place in this
vast universe is important to God. There is nothing
about fragile human beings, so small compared to
the universe, that God does not know.
God's intelligent design, great power and mighty
strength, created this vast universe in all of its
magnitude and creative details. God is infinitely
exalted above all creation, but... be that as it may,
God loves us, is concerned and involved in the
minuscule details of our lives and makes it clear,
in the Scriptures, that human beings are very
important to Him.
As we reflect, in awe, on what we know about God
and Who God is... we cannot help but experience an
utterly humbling gratitude. We are forever grateful
for Who God is and What God is.
God is not just transcendent; God is also immanent.
God is naturally present in every aspect of the natural
order of things, in every manner, time and place...
still our place in the universe is very significant to
God.
"God is not far from any one of us."
Acts 17:27
God’s presence is continuous throughout all of
creation. God is not limited to any time or space.
God is everywhere and in every now.
Psalm 19
God has far greater power and better ability
to redeem and restore the creation than
anything humans could ever do to desecrate
it or make the world unsuitable for life's fullness.
God created, sustains, and upholds everything
in existence. God created everything that is...
and will be. God was... what God is today.
“When I consider your heavens, the work of your
fingers, the moon and the stars, which you have
set in place, what is man that you are mindful of
him, the son of man that you care for him?"
Deuteronomy 32:4, shows us that:
“God's work is perfect.”
He is the Rock; His deeds are perfect.
Everything He does is just and fair. He is
a faithful God who does no wrong; how just
and upright He is!
In 1 Corinthians 14:33 Paul tells us that:
“God is not the author of confusion.”
For God is not a God of disorder but of peace,
as in all the meetings of God’s holy people.
In 1 John 1:5 John reveals that:
This is the message we heard from Jesus and
now declare to you:
“God is light and in Him is no darkness at all.”
God Himself declares that He is the eternal Creator.
This is reiterated by the Apostle John and
by Jesus of Nazaret, Son of God and the
brotherhood of man:
Psalm 102:25-27
Perfection and a complete lack of confusion
and darkness define God and everything that
God directly creates.
The principles of the laws of nature,
the beginning of time, and the first existence
of this world all are the result of God, the
Creator who possesses never-ending
wisdom and power.
God and God alone brings out the starry host
one by one.
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we inhabit a galaxy comprised of billions of stars,
and we can only see a fraction of them; yet,
according to Psalms 147:4; and Isaiah 40:26,
God has given each one a name.
The book of Genesis tells us, before time,
space and matter were brought into being,
before the universe came into existence…
there was only God.
God is and has always been and will be
forever and ever.
The Psalmist seeks to place this concept, in
Psalm 90:2, that is inconceivable to the mind
of man into perspective, with the words...
"from everlasting to everlasting You are God."
Before the mountains were born or You
brought forth the earth and the world,
from everlasting to everlasting
You are God.
Psalm 90:2
God possesses attributes that
we can know.
We are able to cite God's attributes as
God has revealed to us... as found in
the Scriptures.
When we talk about the attributes of God, we
are trying to answer questions like, Who is God,
What is God like, and What kind of God is He?
Attributes of God are truths about Him.
God makes Himself known in a variety
of ways, yet, it is impossible for us, as
limited beings, to fully comprehend Who
God is.
What God would have us to know about
Himself has been revealed in His Word and
in His creation.
God is the Creator and life Giver.
All of life comes from God.
God, in His loving-kindness, gives life to everything.
God is Supreme Perfection, Sustainer and Ruler
of the universe and all things in it. God is Father
of all mankind, the Intelligent Guide of all, divine
intelligence and power, the entirety of the universe.
God is Reality itself. God is beyond compare.
God is unsurpassed. God is Sovereign, all-powerful,
all-knowing, and without equal. God exists outside
the realm of time and space and is clearly independent
from His creation.
God does not suppress the truth about Himself.
God reveals more truth when we respond rightly,
in faith, to what He has already revealed.
The whole Bible is a record of God revealing
Himself to us. He gives us enough information
without forcing it upon us. God wants a willing
response of faith from us; He doesn’t manipulate
us into a relationship against our will.
God reveals truth to those who humbly seek truth.
God’s goal is not “to satisfy our curiosity, but to
change us according to His will. Thus, obedience
is the purpose of God’s revelation to us.
We see this principle in Jesus’ ministry. When
the Jewish leaders began actively rejecting and
resisting Jesus, He began preaching in parables
so that only those who were really seeking the
truth would find it in what Jesus was teaching.
As He would famously say,
“Whoever has ears,
let them hear.”
Matthew 13:9
In other words, only those who were actively
listening for and seeking the truth would find it.
The tension we experience in the unknown leads
us to remain dependent upon God, as well as to
remain humble in our own finite knowledge.
Humility is at the heart of being like Christ...
which, by the way, is the main purpose God has
for our lives.
If we could understand everything there is to know
about God... then God would cease to be God to us.
If we had all the answers, we would have no need
to learn from others. The desire to learn more and
seek truth leads us to connect with other kindreds.
It prompts great discussions, and those conversations
become the environment in which something even
more important than knowledge can flourish.
It is "Love" that strengthens and edifies people.
1 Corinthians 8:1
When God does not reveal it, let us consider it not our
season to know it. God’s Word tells us that...
God's abounding love withholds no good thing
from those who walk uprightly.
Psalm 84:11
God is completely self-sufficient,
having within Himself the sufficient
reason for His own existence.
God exists in and of Himself, from Himself.
God was created by no one and has always
existed. God contains within Himself the cause
of Himself.
God is the uncaused, uncreated Creator depending
on no other being for the source of His existence.
God never had a beginning and will never have
an end.
God and God alone is self-sufficient.
God is absolute independence and self-existence.
God is not served by human hands. God
is not subject to anything outside of Himself.
God exists independent of the world.
God is greater than any human we would
consider to be great. God created everything
and He does not need the created.
When we give something to God... we give God
only what He has first given us. God has no needs.
God has endless resources and unimaginable
power.
“God Who made the world and everything in it,
being Lord of heaven and earth, does not live
in temples made by man, nor is He served by
human hands, as though He needed anything,
since He himself gives to all mankind life
and breath and everything.”
Acts 17:24-25
The longing for God resides within each of
our hearts. Within all of humanity exists a
strong desire to know their Creator, even if
they are not professed believers in God.
In light of God's unfathomable greatness...
those of us who seek to know God... should be
profoundly humbled and unafraid to explore and
learn more.
In the process we will come to realize... the more
we learn about God... the more we have to learn...
and the more we desire to seek God.
God makes Himself known to the humble heart
that longs to know Him.
For ever since the creation of the world God's
invisible attributes, His eternal power and
divine nature, have been clearly seen, being
understood through His workmanship (all
His creation, the wonderful things that He
has made), so that they (who fail to believe
and trust in Him) are without excuse and
without defense.
Romans 1:20
So, according to Romans 1:20,
God's invisible attributes, namely, His eternal
power and divine nature, have been clearly
perceived, ever since the creation of the world,
in the things that have been made.
God is not an old man in the sky.
God is not distant or hidden from us.
The power of God is ever-present and is
within the innermost heart of all.
The kingdom is within us.
God resides within us all.
Luke 17:21
The power of God is ever-present
and is within the innermost
heart of all.
God is both transcendent and immanent.
We are not alone.
God is near, and God can be known.
God is Infinite, Incomprehensible, knowable,
and Intimately aware of all of creation...
simultaneously!
God is everywhere, is all-knowing, and is
all powerful. God is without any limits. God is
endless, vast, immeasurable, and universally
Omnipresent.
We are inseparable from God; God is
everywhere present... closer than
the air we breathe.
God is all-knowing, all-wise and all-powerful.
God is able to take those things that Satan tried
to use to destroy us and turns it so that it actually
works for our good, instead. Even in the midst
of any disturbance in the atmosphere, God is
perfectly able to bless us with His amazing
and timely gifts of grace.
Jesus teaches that God knows and cares
about our needs... and He will give us peace,
which surpasses all understanding.
God knows everything.
God has personal knowledge of each of us.
All of our thoughts, words, secrets, and deeds
are an open book before God. Nothing is
hidden from God. God knows our hearts.
Our hearts are laid bare before God.
We cannot flee from God's all seeing eye nor
experience anything that God is not aware of.
God knows all about our secret sins; yet, God
is forgiving and will forgive us from the moment
we begin a loving, intimate relationship with Him.
From eternity past to eternity future, everything
we think, do and say... God knows those things.
God has personal knowledge of each of us
and all things.
God knew us before the time of our
conception. Before we were formed in our
mother's womb, God knew us.
God knows each and every one of us intimately.
God is all knowing, all-powerful, all-loving. The
most minutest details about each of us are known
completely... and are on full display before God.
God's knowledge of us is so vast that there is
nothing we can do or imagine that God does
not already know about. God knows all and sees
all. God knows all our days... their beginning,
their number, and their end.
God has known every subtle intricacy of our
entire existence. God even knows the number of
hairs on our heads. God knows us better than we
know ourselves. There is nothing about us that
God does not know.
God is always near everything and everyone.
There is no language or speech where our
voices are not heard or understood by God.
We are never far from God's
presence.
There is no place where God is not.
God is Eternal Spirit,
meaning...
God has no beginning and will have no end.
God has no limitations. God is above and
before all of the past, present, and future.
God is the Greatest Being conceivable and is
not dependent on human beings. Unlike humans,
who change from one day to the next, God is
immutable and unchanging in His love and
justice. This means, that even in the midst of
life's storms, God's nature is love, and God's
love is perfect, Holy, and unchanging.
God is majestic, perfectly good,
faithful, incomparably righteous,
just and upright.
God is the Highest Authority, and all things
are under God's control. God is sovereign
over all men.
God is our Supreme strength.
"God is our refuge and strength."
Almighty God is unconquerable. God is
incapable of being vanquished, subdued,
or defeated. God cannot be overcome.
God is trustworthy, dependable, and reliable.
God is always true to His word.
God is our Promise-Keeper.
God is absolutely reliable and
trustworthy.
Every promise God makes to us can be fully
counted on.
God is worthy of our trust.
God is Master of the wind
and waves.
God is our Chain-breaker, Way-maker, and the
Source of all Goodness. God is King, Master,
Judge, Shepherd, Light, and Father.
God is the same, yesterday, today,
and forevermore.
God is worthy to be praised!
God is exceedingly and abundantly
awe-inspiring.
God is able to do far beyond all
that we ask or imagine.
The power of God is ever-present
and is within the innermost heart
of all.
God is God of all flesh, Father of mercies,
and God of all comfort. God is full of compassion.
It is part of God's nature, and one of His attributes
that makes Him Who He is.
God is unsurpassed... beyond compare. God is
subject to nothing and answers to no one. God
is Omniscient and all-wise.
God has complete and unlimited infinite
knowledge, awareness, and understanding.
God is all-knowing.
God always does what is right and fair, and
God does it consistently without partiality or
prejudice.
God is faithful to His promises.
God is allness. God is all-inclusive...
everywhere present throughout His universe.
God's allness leaves no space or location
where anything unlike God or opposite
to His presence can appear as fact or
actuality.
God is King and Lord over all.
God is Pure Spirit. God is Indescribable. God is our
Shepherd. God is Forgiving. God is always Giving.
God is Worthy. God is Awesome. God is Mighty.
God is our Rock of Ages. God is our Strong Tower.
God is our Hiding place. God is our Refuge. God is our
Father and Creator. God is Peace. God is our Great
Physician and Healer. God is our Comforter. God is our
Master. God is our Teacher, God is Rich in Mercy. God is
our all Sufficiency. God is dwelling within us. God is our
sure Foundation. God is No Respecter of persons. God is
Almighty. God is infinitely exalted above and beyond all
creation. Our Sovereign God is All-knowing, All-wise,
and All-powerful. God is aware of the past, present, and
future.
God's knowledge is total.
God is the One and Only Ultimate
and Necessary Being.
God's wisdom is infinite and will never be
exhausted. God is the answer to any and
all challenges or troubles we could ever have.
God is perfect in power, love,
and holiness.
To glorify God means to give God the
dignity, honor, respect, praise, and worship
due Him as the gracious gift He is to us.
Our response to God's greatness
should be...
Praise.
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